I N T E R N A T I O N A L
O R G E L P A R K
S Y M P O S I U M
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ELECTRIFYING BAROQUE
THE NEW BAROQUE ORGAN AT THE ORGELPARK
THURSDAY / 5 JUNE
Welcome & Introduction
Hans Fidom
Concert
Hans Davidsson & Dancers
Session 1: Exploring The Field
Peter Williams: Bach and the Organ ~ What Organ?
Hans Davidsson: Projects in Sweden, USA, Denmark
Concert
Jacob Lekkerkerker
FRIDAY / 6 JUNE
Session 2: Historicism and Organ Building
Paul Peeters: international developments
Wim Diepenhorst: national developments
Session 3: Historical Aspects of the New Baroque Organ
Cees van der Poel: The history of spring chests
David Franke: The organ builder Hildebrandt
Peter van Dijk: The organ builder Gottfried Silbermann
Session 4: Musicking on/and New Organs
Hans-Ola Ericsson: New Developments
Martin Herchenröder: Composing for new organs
Jacob Lekkerkerker: Musicking and Organs
Session 5: Organ Art and Artistic Research
Tracking the New Baroque Organ Project
Listening session part 1: three spring chests, one set of pipes
Making notes: does the chest type affect the sound, and if so, how?
Concert
Hans-Ola Ericsson
SATURDAY / 7 JUNE
Session 6: Hyper Organs
Randall Harlow: Rethinking contemporary organs
Ansgar Wallenhorst: The new console at Ratingen
Session 7: The New Baroque Organ at the Orgelpark
Munetaka Yokota: Hildebrandt’s organs ~ research so far
Ibo Ortgies: Bach and temperament
Carl-Johan Bergsten: Baroque organ wind systems
Listening session part 2: three spring chests, one set of pipes
Making notes: does the chest type affect the sound, and if so, how?
Lecture Recital: the medieval organ at the Orgelpark
Wim Diepenhorst
Concert
Waalse Kerk